ExperimentESP32 · Wi-Fi · Bluetooth
ESP32
The default brain for anything that needs to talk.
The story, in 3 stages
- 01Device
- 02Data
- 03Communication
(01)The instrument
A simulation of how the part behaves — not a recording of mine. Bench photos go in the evidence below.
(02)Device → Data → Communication
- 01 · Device→
Two cores and two radios
A dual-core Xtensa LX6 at up to 240 MHz, with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same chip. That combination is why it ends up in almost everything connected.
- 02 · Data→
Readings in
Sensors on I²C, SPI or the analog pins feed it readings, and it has the headroom to filter and package them on the spot.
- 03 · Communication■
Messages out
Then it sends them somewhere — over Wi-Fi to a server, or Bluetooth to a phone. That last step is exactly what a plain Arduino can't do on its own.
(03)On my bench
What I actually did with it
- 01One of the three microcontroller families on the bench
[ADD — what you connected it to]
(04)Evidence
Related on the bench